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AncestryDNA offers one of the best and most precise ancestry DNA tests on the market, paired with an active online community and billions of historical records to complement your exploration. Learn more about its complete offer in our objective AncestryDNA review.
At-home ancestry DNA tests are more popular than ever, especially among people searching for their genealogical roots. How these tests can be used in cases of adoptees looking for their real parents and vice versa is a burning question that deserves an honest answer. Read this guide to find out if AncestryDNA test can help adoptees reconnect with their biological families.
Ancestry, the most famous at-home DNA testing company, is adding two new testing solutions to its already impressive portfolio. These kits will provide users with health-related results based on their genetic signature and complement existing ancestry reports. Read more about the tests in this brief report.
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23andMe, Ancestry, and Helix have formed a Privacy Coalition and released a whitepaper outlining the best practices for managing sensitive genetic data obtained from their customers. Congress is also drafting a bill that would legislate the issue on a federal level. Read more in this comprehensive report.
Ancestry.com is currently beta testing its new feature designed to connect personal DNA reports with family trees and provide its users with more information regarding their lineages and ethnicity profiles. Read all about this exciting new addition and find out how to test the beta version of ThruLines in this short report.
Ancestry has just released new data relevant to individuals from the African diaspora. Its users received 94 new and updated communities, which should reveal new information about the genetic roots of African Americans and Afro-Caribbeans as well as the migration patterns of their ancestors through history. Read more in this short report.
Ancestry recently updated its algorithm in an effort to provide more precise ethnicity estimates. While it seems that the majority of users are satisfied with the changes, some customers are disappointed in the DNA testing giant. Read our report to learn more about the backlash Ancestry is currently facing.
Ancestry, the leader in the field of genetic genealogy, has turned its 30-year experience into actionable data that will provide its existing and future users with much more precise ethnic estimates. Read all about this major algorithm update here and learn how to connect with your true genetic roots anywhere in the world.
We’ve been reading stories about the alleged security leak at Ancestry.com that affected more than 300,000 of its customers. As always, these stories have been blown out of proportion for the sake of sensationalism that goes with the biggest genealogical conglomerate on the planet. Read our response to those articles to learn what really happened.